ONLINE WEBINAR: How Medieval Astrologers Knew What You Really Wanted! with Chris Mitchell

Online

Thursday 23rd April 2020

19.30 pm

Horary, one of the oldest branches of astrology, is used to answer direct questions such as 'where are my missing keys?' or 'will I get the job?'

Chris Mitchell will explain some of the basics of this art as well as a little-known technique outlined in the Intentions part of 12th-century astronomer-scholar Roger of Hereford's book 'Judicial Astrology', which enables the astrologer to uncover the real question behind the apparent one given by the client. In some respects this is similar to the modern practice of drawing up a 'consultation' chart cast for the moment the session with the client is due to begin, to find out the underlying issues likely to surface during it.

A downloadable handout will explain both how to answer questions using horary and how to divine the question behind the question, including analysing the duodenaria (12th part or 2.5 degree segment) and novene (9th part) the Ascendant is located in.

Be amongst the first to use this technique in over 800 years!

You must register in advance for this event on the link below.

To download the chart for this talk click here.

Chris Mitchell is a graduate of the Astrologos Medieval Astrology course, has an MA in Cultural Astronomy and Astrology from Bath Spa University and a PhD (at Leicester University) on the introduction of astrology into England.

Chris is also a committee member of the UK Astrological Association and will be familiar to many of you from his previous insightful and entertaining talks given at Aquarius Severn.

 

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